Does operation treat advanced lung cancer to have effect

Update Date: 2023-03-03 Source: Network

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The understanding of lung cancer may be superficial, and even unknown to many people. Generally speaking, the symptoms of lung cancer in the early stage are not obvious, but once it develops to the late stage, the symptoms of lung cancer will be very obvious. How much do you know about the effect of surgical treatment of lung cancer in the late stage? So in order to prevent this situation, let me introduce to you the effect of surgery in the treatment of advanced lung cancer.

Does operation treat advanced lung cancer to have effect

Method 1: palliative chemotherapy for advanced lung cancer, the median survival time of untreated advanced non-small cell lung cancer is 4-6 months, and a few patients can survive more than 1 year. The 1-year survival rate can be improved by 19% after platinum regimen. The application of taxanes, norepinephrine, gemcitabine and other drugs can further improve the survival rate of patients.

Method 2: palliative radiotherapy for advanced lung cancer can reduce the symptoms of 70% of patients with advanced non-small cell lung cancer, and external radiotherapy with different doses and fractions can reduce the local symptoms of primary or metastatic lesions.

Method 3: pain relief and psychotherapy in advanced stage of lung cancer is one of the intolerable pain of patients with advanced lung cancer. The pain caused by non-small cell lung cancer can be alleviated by drugs and radiotherapy. Active symptomatic treatment and caring for patients' emotional or nursing needs are also very important to improve patients' quality of life.

matters needing attention

Warm tips: during the treatment, patients should have regular physical examination, such as blood routine examination, biochemical routine examination, ECG examination, X-ray, B-ultrasound examination, CT examination, MRI examination, etc., to understand the effect of chemotherapy. The nurse should explain the purpose of the examination to the patient and guide him to cooperate.